Tiny facts of Great Cities

Warsaw has over 12000 concerts and performances per year which is about over 30 per day.
14 % of Warsaw is covered by woods, there are 88 parks in Warsaw.
Warsaw is the capital city of Poland and produces more than 15% of Poland’s national income.
there are 71 museums in Warsaw, and most of them are free for one day of the week.
The beauty of Warsaw city was so much that it was once called the Paris of the North. But world war II destroyed 90 % of the city,
After the city was rebuilt it was nicknamed as Phoenix as it had literally risen again from the ashes.
There are almost 1500 public buses, and about 850 trams in the city. Almost one million people travel in them
Warsaw is supposed to have less than 3 % unemployment, which is the lowest in the world.
Marie Curie, the Nobel winner for her research on radioactivity was actually from Warsaw, before she moved to Paris.
Lazienki park in Warsaw hosts concerts by the famous composer Chopin, twice every ear. One in spring and One in Summer.
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Tiny facts of Great Cities – 19. WARSAW